Sentence examples for preferred the support from inspiring English sources
Ben Gurion much preferred the support he had had from Europe – the French gave Israel arms – and especially from the Left; he did not want to be treated as "some Jewish Mayor Daley" (in Geoffrey Wheatcroft's words).
If you prefer the support of exercising in a group, you could seek out gyrokinesis classes instead.
"Fernando Henrique's problem is that he always prefers the support of his alliance base to that of the populace," Mr. Magalhães, who himself confronts corruption allegations, said in an interview published this week by the newsmagazine Época.
By preferring the support of domestic to that of foreign industry, he intends only his own security; and by directing that industry in such a manner as its produce may be of the greatest value, he intends only his own gain, and he is in this, as in many other cases, led by an invisible hand to promote an end which was no part of his intention.
Some clients may get a lot of support from their family in this area and prefer the support workers to do something else.
However, most women with large breasts find that they prefer the support of a more structured bra.
GPs believed that smokers preferred the in-house support because they were familiar with the practice and the staff, and because smokers preferred a more personal one-to-one approach.
Both women much preferred discussing the support each had been given and praising their pathbreaking colleagues in the entertainment industry.
On 8 May 1790 Talleyrand's proposal in the Assemblée that the new measure be defined at 45°N "or whatever latitude might be preferred" won the support of all parties concerned.
Perhaps Nicola Sturgeon will also be relieved that the Tory resurgence and her own minority government status makes a quick sprint towards Indyref2 less likely – she has always preferred the strategy of building support until 60% of Scots support independence before trying again.
Art-market insiders, however, prefer the term "support".
